X-Men: Dark Phoenix (Kinberg, 2019) is the seventh and final X-Men team film in a series dating back to X-Men (Singer, 2000). Blade (Norrington, 1998), Continue Reading
Jordan Lehning Creates a Film in Your Head with 'Little Idols'
During a interview with Atwood Magazine, Jordan Lehning said the impetus for his most recent album (Little Idols) came from a vision he had about Continue Reading
Funk Rock and Synthesizers in Munich: Queen's 'The Game' at 40
In the liner notes for The Game, Queen’s eighth studio album and their first release of the 1980s, there’s a sentence that may seem unimportant Continue Reading
Ozzy Osbourne: Whatever Trump Says About COVID-19, I Do the Opposite
Ozzy Osbourne has been dealing with serious health issues for the better part of two years, but the silver lining has come with an ease Continue Reading
Bella Thorne Has Already Made $2 Million on OnlyFans in Less Than a Week
Bella Thorne has already made $2 million since joining OnlyFans just a week ago. The former Disney star is charging users $20 a month for Continue Reading
’80s Child and Teen Stars: Where Are They Now?
Have you ever wondered what happened to your favorite child and teen stars of the '80s? From Alyssa Milano to Drew Barrymore and Neil Patrick Continue Reading
Aaliyah’s Full Discography May Finally Be Coming to Music Streaming Services
On Tuesday (August 25), the 19th anniversary of her death, Aaliyah’s estate announced that the late artist's music will finally be available on streaming platforms—soon. Continue Reading
Paris Hilton Heartbroken About Britney Spears Conservatorship
Paris Hilton supports her longtime friend Britney Spears amid the #FreeBritney movement. “It breaks my heart that people have so much control over her," Hilton Continue Reading
What Is the TikTok Song That Goes ‘I’m Not Your Toy’?
What is the TikTok song that goes, "I'm not your toy" and sounds like a chicken clucking? The song is actually called "Toy" and is Continue Reading
Front Country's "The Reckoning" Highlights Positive Movements (premiere)
In a time of sickness and great division, Front Country aims to heal with “The Reckoning”. The hopeful hymn was written around a year prior Continue Reading
It's Funny, Reading the "Funnies" in a Newspaper in 2020
I really never intended to start reading the comics page of the Sunday newspaper again. As a kid, I always read the funnies, but when Continue Reading
Folkie Jakob Leventhal and Sarah Jarosz Visit "Greenwich Village Ghosts"
Folk singer-songwriter Jakob Leventhal teams up with Americana’s Sarah Jarosz for the delicate folk-pop of the tender “Greenwich Village Ghosts”. It’s a spare tune with Continue Reading
Chillwave's Raligator Is "Popping Dreams With Broken Beliefs"
Chillwave producer Raligator is something of a mystery person with no social accounts to their name, and they aim to keep it that way and Continue Reading
Ben Kidson Crafts a Poppy Ode to Emotional Vulnerability on "(When I) Runaway"
British alternative pop singer-songwriter Ben Kidson grew up immersed in the punk and grunge scenes of the 1990s, but he equally loves great hooks and Continue Reading
Australia's CXLOE Makes an Anthem of Love and Loneliness with "One and Lonely"
Australian pop artist CXLOE has released her latest single “One and Lonely”, another proper anthem from the rising artist that has already racked up more Continue Reading
'The Art of Drag' Captivates and Unites
As the LGBTQ+ movement for equality increasingly shifts its focus from mainstream representations of the acceptability of lesbian and gay people toward full inclusion of Continue Reading
Chillwave's Psychobuildings Get Psychological With "Mila" (premiere)
Brooklyn-based Psychobuildings offers up a new video of the track “Mila”, directed by Shaun H/yatoimtop. Culled from the upcoming LP, Blackout, due out 16 October, Continue Reading
'Desire' Shows Electronic Duo Bob Moses Thinking Big
New York-founded, Vancouver-grown, Los Angeles-based duo Bob Moses found their musical niche early on: smooth, gloomy synthpop with subtly driving beats, a balancing act between Continue Reading
Soul Legend Bettye LaVette Gets Jazzy on New Covers LP 'Blackbirds'
Bettye LaVette has many talents. During her 50-plus year career, she’s been celebrated as a soul, rock, R&B, Americana, funk, gospel, and country music singer, Continue Reading
Bruce Springsteen's 'Born to Run' Brought Elegiac Depth and Youthful Romanticism to Heartland Rock
A little over 15 months after music critic Jon Landau declared, “I have seen the future of rock and roll and his name is Bruce Continue Reading